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Computer offer cool way to create ice carvings

As you read this, some of last year's coolest technology products may have already melted down. Not the iPod or TiVo or the Xbox or the BlackBerry,...
Oakland Tribune, 01/18/04 by David L. Margulius, New York Times · More from publication
Profit motive spurs

In June 1973, lightning struck the steeple of the United Methodist Church in the small coastal town of Ipswich, Mass. The steeple, a prominent...
Oakland Tribune, 05/02/03 by David L. Margulius, New York Times · More from publication

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